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Nature-Inspired Spirula Speakers by Deeptime are 3D Printed From Sand

Gaurav SoodBy Gaurav SoodMarch 20, 2019Updated:April 1, 20242 Mins Read
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Inspired by the deep water squid commonly known as Spirula, the contoured speakers designed by Deeptime evoke a sense of connection with nature. That fact is exemplified from the knowledge that the handcrafted speakers are 3D printed from silica sand. Aptly named Spirula, the smooth flowing design of the passive satellite speaker also assists in producing rich acoustics and bass levels.

Turing sand into a robust 80-watt speaker unit is a challenge in itself and Deeptime seem to have found a solution in their bespoke hardener which provides solidity to the cabinet by turning it into an airtight space. This results in brilliant sound quality for high, medium, and low end of the audible frequencies.

This spiral shape stops the waves from being radiated from the rear of the driver unit while the absorbent fiber on the inside soaks up sound energy. The 3” driver unit having a bamboo fiber paper cone delivers an impressive frequency response ranging from 75 Hz – 20 kHz.

Also, noticeable elements of the speaker are the sharp horn-shaped protrusions which act as a steady base when kept on a desk. Truly they are made for a modern home infused with the subtleness of nature-inspired décor elements.

Spirula can be paired with Thunderstone subwoofer which is also made from sand. Its shape is inspired by the cutting tools (arrowheads and axes) found in plowed fields, which apparently were believed to have fallen from the sky and worshipped like gods.

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Spirula is going to be a limited edition offering, as only 1618 pairs are going to be made. Ideally, they are available in anthracite black finish, but if you want some other finish, Deeptime is willing to customize and create bespoke one-off pair.

The immaculately designed Spirula speakers are going to cost €899 Euros (~ US $1,020), however, it is not clear how much the customized bespoke version is going to cost.

The Iconic Sound System consisting of a pair of Spirula speakers and Thunderstone subwoofer will set you back €3141.59 (~ US $3,568)

Deeptime Spirula Speakers and Thunderstone Subwoofer - 3D Printed
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Deeptime Spirula Speakers and Thunderstone Subwoofer - 3D Printed
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Deeptime Spirula Speakers and Thunderstone Subwoofer - 3D Printed
Image: Deeptime 
Deeptime Spirula Speakers and Thunderstone Subwoofer - 3D Printed
Image: Deeptime 
Deeptime Spirula Speakers and Thunderstone Subwoofer - 3D Printed
Image: Deeptime 
Deeptime Spirula Speakers and Thunderstone Subwoofer - 3D Printed
Image: Deeptime 
Deeptime Spirula Speakers and Thunderstone Subwoofer - 3D Printed
Image: Deeptime   
Deeptime Spirula Speakers and Thunderstone Subwoofer - 3D Printed
Image: Deeptime
Deeptime Spirula Speakers and Thunderstone Subwoofer - 3D Printed
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Hailing from the northern region of India, Gaurav has a profound liking for everything upbeat in the cloud and a vision to acquaint readers with smart home decor trends. He likes to observe nature, write thought-provoking quotes, travel new places and drive cars. His creative food for thought comes from the ambient music scores he listens to.

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